Start the new year with a breath of fresh air at Indiana's state parks and lakes with First Day Hikes on January 1.

INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana State Parks along with America’s State Parks is keeping a 30-year long tradition going by hosting First Day Hikes to start the New Year. First Day Hikes takes place on January 1 ...

Indiana Department of Natural Resource's state parks and properties offer free admission May 4 Indiana residents can also fish for free on public waters across the state on May 4 Indiana DNR is ...

To help Hooisers celebrate the start of the outdoor recreation season, all Indiana State Parks properties will offer free admission Sunday, the second day of Welcome Weekend and the opening day of ...

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (WANE) Celebrate the start of the outdoor recreation season with free admission to all Indiana State Parks properties on Sunday, May 4, the second day of Welcome Weekend and the ...

Celebrate the start of the New Year with at the First Day Hikes on January 1 at State Parks across the Wabash Valley. Indiana ...

The Hoosier State is well known for its deep roots in Basketball. It even produced the great Larry Bird! Okay, I got si ...

Hoosiers can take advantage of free admission and free fishing at Indiana parks and recreation areas Sunday. People are invited to celebrate the start of the outdoor recreation season with free ...

BROWN COUNTY, Ind. — This is prime season for fun at Indiana state parks, from hiking and biking to camping outdoors. But there's a change coming to how you get around the parks. The next time you ...

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources wants Hoosiers to share their favorite state park activities and to identify park management priorities in an online survey that's available through Dec. 1.

The Indiana State Parks are hosting a contest that celebrates everything summer. The "Summer S'mores Contest" is a competition about summer, camping and memories made naturally. The organization wants ...

Miami Tribe of Oklahoma Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Logan York speaks at the announcement of a $50 million Lilly Endowment grant to the Indiana State Parks at Prophetstown State Park on Sept.